Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010
The newest Orange Team member
Thanks for the warm welcome, Josh. And hi, Orange Team!
I'm so excited to be part of this phenomenal group. I took a look at some of your photo work — and I'm so impressed. You all are incredible photographers, and I have no doubt you will produce some amazing work.
As the multimedia producer for the Orange Team, I'm here to help with all things multimedia. If you have any questions or if I can do anything to help in the coming weeks, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me. As Josh mentioned, I'll be helping produce the one final multimedia project for our team, and I am so eager to get to work!
I can't wait to meet you all. Only a few weeks left... Until then, happy shooting! :)
Rachel
I'm so excited to be part of this phenomenal group. I took a look at some of your photo work — and I'm so impressed. You all are incredible photographers, and I have no doubt you will produce some amazing work.
As the multimedia producer for the Orange Team, I'm here to help with all things multimedia. If you have any questions or if I can do anything to help in the coming weeks, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me. As Josh mentioned, I'll be helping produce the one final multimedia project for our team, and I am so eager to get to work!
I can't wait to meet you all. Only a few weeks left... Until then, happy shooting! :)
Rachel
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
a new orange has joined us!!!
hey guys have you missed me? it has been a busy august and i have been swamped, so sorry for the silence
not too long ago brian storm emailed me to let us know who our multimedia producer will be. some of you may already know that each team at the workshop will get to do ONE multimedia piece with the help from the great people at media storm. the student that is chosen to do the piece (typically the story is chosen and not the student) will get to go out with our multi media producer and with her help they will shoot stills, record audio, and gather video. they then will edit everything in to a stunning piece that will be viewed by all at the end of the workshop.
so by now you may be wondering who our new family member is. let me be the first to introduce you to rachel wise. here is the info brian sent me.
A bit about Rachel:
Rachel Wise is a multi-platform journalist and Master of Arts candidate in the Reporting New York program at the NYU Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. Rachel has about five years of experience in reporting, photography, multimedia production, page design, copy editing, and Web design/management. She has worked for daily, weekly and online publications throughout Florida prior to moving to New York City in 2009. For the last year, Rachel served as the editor of Pavement Pieces, the online publication for NYU graduate students, and has been working as a production assistant on a documentary film about environmental hazards in Navajo Nation. Most recently, she completed an internship with the Dow Jones News Fund. Rachel is most passionate about photojournalism, multimedia, editing and documentary work.
rachel has been invited to join our blog so if you see her on here welcome her.
GO ORANGE!!!!!
not too long ago brian storm emailed me to let us know who our multimedia producer will be. some of you may already know that each team at the workshop will get to do ONE multimedia piece with the help from the great people at media storm. the student that is chosen to do the piece (typically the story is chosen and not the student) will get to go out with our multi media producer and with her help they will shoot stills, record audio, and gather video. they then will edit everything in to a stunning piece that will be viewed by all at the end of the workshop.
so by now you may be wondering who our new family member is. let me be the first to introduce you to rachel wise. here is the info brian sent me.
A bit about Rachel:
Rachel Wise is a multi-platform journalist and Master of Arts candidate in the Reporting New York program at the NYU Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. Rachel has about five years of experience in reporting, photography, multimedia production, page design, copy editing, and Web design/management. She has worked for daily, weekly and online publications throughout Florida prior to moving to New York City in 2009. For the last year, Rachel served as the editor of Pavement Pieces, the online publication for NYU graduate students, and has been working as a production assistant on a documentary film about environmental hazards in Navajo Nation. Most recently, she completed an internship with the Dow Jones News Fund. Rachel is most passionate about photojournalism, multimedia, editing and documentary work.
rachel has been invited to join our blog so if you see her on here welcome her.
GO ORANGE!!!!!
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